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Psychiatry Grand Rounds: “Life stories and engagement in underserved populations: Meeting mental health and SUD needs in the community”

Denis Antoine, M.D., FAPA, FASAM, applies the Life Story Perspective to re-think approaches to mental illness and substance use disorder treatments in order to improve individual and societal outcomes.

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Psychedelic Treatment with Psilocybin Relieves Major Depression

Roland Griffiths, director of Johns Hopkins Center for Consciousness and Psychedelic Research, describes a milestone study showing that psilocybin relieves major depression.

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Psychiatry Grand Rounds: “What is COVID Depression?”

Karen Swartz, M.D. highlights key findings from national surveys.

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Racial Divide: Maryland Suicides During the Pandemic Halved in Whites, Doubled in Blacks

Johns Hopkins Medicine researchers have found that suicide deaths increased dramatically among Black Marylanders during the first wave of the COVID-19 pandemic.

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New Research into Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder During Pregnancy

Two biomarkers shown to predict postpartum depression may foretell complications of symptoms of obsessive compulsive disorder for patients who are pregnant.

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Johns Hopkins Medicine Collaborates on $45 Million Grant to Change the Way Communities Respond to Behavioral Health Crises

Johns Hopkins Medicine and 14 other Maryland hospitals will use a $45 million grant on an initiative to reduce unnecessary emergency department use and police interactions for substance use and mental health crises.